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I don't. my family is all adult individuals so we all do whatever we want and are able. I do not go around imposing my beliefs upon them. They have their own p

• kcb 5y ago
  Yea... I can understand working with your significant other and managing your non-adult kids, but outside of that some of the comments here seem pretty invasive.
• tlb 5y ago
  If you have high-value info to protect, you are somewhat exposed if other people in your house are sloppy with security. Household shared threat models include: - they download a trojan, it infects your shared printer, and copies all your documents to the bad guys - their phone is compromised and its microphone listens to your conversations and keystrokes. These are attacks against high-value targets. If you're just surfing Reddit, you probably don't care. But if you work for a tech company and have customer data or cloud logins on your machine, you should probably care.
  • morpheuskafka 5y ago
    Wouldn't most of these issues be addressed by the company managing their own work-issued laptop, presumably with an always-on VPN and full disk encryption? Same for work phones. Customer data and production cloud credentials should never be on a personal machine, period. Printer could be an issue, I guess, but most tech jobs don't involve a lot of printing and if they do a USB only printer should be supplied by the company.